Sentence examples for principles noted from inspiring English sources

Lean manufacturing was derived from studies of the automobile industry, which showed that the best Japanese carmakers had achieved competitive advantages by using practices rooted in the principles noted.

However, many of the principles noted above apply.

Ratings will be discussed with peer educators at monthly meetings, with any departures from the established principles noted and explained, including plans (if applicable) to improve adherence.

Following the computational principles noted earlier, repeated buffering of time- or space-varying inputs will result in extraction of content-invariant statistical structures.

Using the principles noted in Box 1, I focus on a cellular reaction involving two sub-cellular elements (proteins, organelles, etc)., A and B, which react and form the product AB only when the cell requires it.

This will be a unified website organized by courses and based on the highly successful design principles noted in Vision and Change and promoted by the National Academies Summer Institutes on Undergraduate Education in Biology.

Employees say that the Bezos ideal, a meritocracy in which people and ideas compete and the best win, where co-workers challenge one another "even when doing so is uncomfortable or exhausting," as the leadership principles note, has turned into a world of frequent combat.

Finally, feminist critiques of existing distributive principles note that they tend to ignore the particular circumstances of women, so feminists tend to argue for principles which are more sensitive to facts such as that women often have primary responsibility for child-rearing and on average, spend less of their lifetimes than men in the market economy.

In accordance with the principle noted earlier that integrating textual and diagrammatic information improves learning (e.g., Sweller et al. [1998]), several working groups suggested including some type of explicit representation of time on museum trees.

Canada's Mr Harper, for example, did not make his choice as a matter of strict principle: note his willingness to pay enthusiastic visits to China, a far more authoritarian country.

Staunch medical conventionalists are apt to oppose alternatives on principle, noting their deviation from science.